Aboriginal dance group from Port Augusta, SA — sharing culture, healing and strength through contemporary dance
Dusty Feet Mob is an Aboriginal dance group from Port Augusta, South Australia, made up of children, young people and adults aged six to thirty-one. More than a performance group, it is a community grounded in culture, connection and care, with strong family, Elder and community support ensuring that cultural knowledge is passed on with care. That span of ages matters: the group uses contemporary Aboriginal dance to share culture, tell stories and support healing across generations.
What distinguishes Dusty Feet Mob is what the dance carries. Through contemporary Aboriginal dance, the group tells stories of identity, resilience and belonging, drawing strength from family, Elders and Country. Its work creates space for pride and healing — particularly through performances that honour lived histories and intergenerational truth — and every time the dancers take the stage they share culture with honesty, dignity and heart.
For audiences, a performance is both a powerful experience and an invitation to understand. Through performances and workshops across the country, Dusty Feet Mob fosters pride, understanding and connection between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal communities. For conference openings, NAIDOC and reconciliation events, cultural and community celebrations and any occasion that wants to honour First Nations culture with meaning, Dusty Feet Mob brings movement, story and heart to the stage.
Dusty Feet Mob is an entertainer based in South Australia. Book through Executive Speakers Australia.
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